Country House
Barossa Valley, Australia
9.0
The Louise
A 15-suite vineyard lodge amid the Barossa's shiraz country, pairing big-sky views with one of South Australia's most celebrated restaurants.
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The Directory
Every property researched and profiled by the Browntravels editorial team. Sponsored placements are always clearly labelled.
Christchurch, New Zealand
An 1895 Queen Anne mansion outside Christchurch with seven suites, storied gardens and some of New Zealand's finest lodge dining.
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Milan, Italy
Four linked eighteenth-century buildings near La Scala housing Milan's sleekest interiors and Antonio Guida's celebrated two-star kitchen.
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Portsmouth, Dominica
Architect-designed villas hidden in clifftop rainforest above two beaches on Dominica's northwest coast—the Nature Island's world-class flagship.
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Macau, Macau
Zaha Hadid's free-form exoskeleton tower at City of Dreams is the most audacious hotel building in Asia, with Alain Ducasse cooking inside it.
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Marbella, Spain
An Andalusian pueblo-style resort on the Golden Mile built around gardens, a Roman bridge and one of Europe's densest luxury dining line-ups.
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Cala Blava, Spain
A nineteenth-century military fortress on the Bay of Palma converted into one of Europe's most singular hotels, its suites carved into golden rock.
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Madrid, Spain
A Madrid institution on Paseo de la Castellana, reborn under Rosewood with residential interiors and a quietly clubbable Salamanca address.
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Dubai, United Arab Emirates
The apex of the Palm Jumeirah and the Middle East's definitive family mega-resort — a 1,500-room ocean-themed palace wrapped around Aquaventure, the world's largest waterpark, and the Lost Chambers aquarium.
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Diani Beach, Kenya
Three staffed private villas on a low cliff above Diani Beach, long regarded as the most exclusive way to end a Kenyan safari on the Indian Ocean.
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